It looked a bit like this:
That was the view I could see when I was standing here:
And this is a view of me (from the outside of the castle), looking at that view:
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June 16, 2009
I Spent the Weekend in Oban. It was cracking.
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- Eric Morecambe
he brings me sunshine - Faramir
graceful, faithful, courageous, imaginary ... - Fred Dibnah
the last Victorian - Gervase Phinn
I want a BIG STICK!!! - GK Chesterton
Floating on an Infinite Sea - J R R Tolkien
'the creative equivalent of a people' - Jesus
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Contemporary Inkling - Louis Armstrong
A voice warm enough to make you smile all over! - Peter Pan
He never grew up - Sherlock Holmes
precisely - Spike Milligan
everybody's favourite crazy grandpa - when he died I cried - T E Lawrence
Lawrence of Arabia [you really should find out why he's such a legend] - The Inklings
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Those are cracking pictures, especially the last one!! xx
Posted by: Maria | June 18, 2009 at 02:12 PM
All from the camera of Monsieur Stevenson (although I took the first one and Pepper the last - we're all artists ...).
Posted by: MisterDavid | June 18, 2009 at 06:51 PM